Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar (Aurangabad) now sports huge cut-outs with information about the development schemes being implemented in Telangana.
Aurangabad is getting ready to welcome KCR. The BRS has displayed cut-outs across Sambhaji Nagar asking, “When the Telangana government is giving free electricity to farmers why is the Maharashtra government not giving it?”
“When the Telangana government is providing irrigation for every acre why is the Maharashtra government not providing it”?
“When the Telangana government is giving clean drinking water to all households why is the Maharashtra government not doing it?”
“Why is the Kalyanalapakshmi scheme not being implemented in Maharashtra”?
“If the Telangana government is implementing Rythu Bandhu and supporting agriculture and farmers what is the Maharashtra government doing?”
“If the Telangana government is following Ambedkar’s ideals by implementing Dalit Bandhu why is the Maharashtra government ignoring Ambedkar and the Dalits born on our soil?”
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar (Aurangabad) is full of cut-outs sporting such questions. It is noteworthy that the people of Aurangabad are reading them standing near the cut-outs.
The Zabinda Maidan is ready to receive the lakhs who will be coming to hear Chief Minister KCR on Monday.
BRS Sabhas who have already achieved great success in Nanded and Kandar Loha will register a hat-trick victory with the Sambhaji Nagar Sabha.
Armor MLA Jeevan Reddy is overseeing public facilities while making arrangements for the meeting. Senior BRS leaders Gyadari Balamallu, Raghava Yadav, Raju and others are supervising the arrangements.
Meanwhile, the people of Sambhaji Nagar aired their views on KCR and the BRS.
“We chose the Shiv Sena here. We have seen the Congress earlier. No matter what parties come we have not made any progress. Telangana has developed. KCR is the reason for that. The schemes being implemented in TS are great. We are confident that KCR will develop Maharashtra and Aurangabad,” said Akbar Khan, a petty trader.
“I have never seen a government like the one in Telangana that has worked so well for farmers, Dalits and commoners. Even though I am a government employee, I must speak the facts. Farmers, youths, students, professionals and the commoners here are waiting with hope seeing the development in Telangana. I will also come to the Monday public meeting and will bring 10 others with me,” said Ganesh Arthad, a government servant who lives in Sambhaji Nagar.
“The youth here is waiting for development. The Shiv Sena and the Congress have not done anything. We are looking at the development in Telangana. People from here go to Telangana for work. If the BRS contests here they will have our support. We need someone like KCR,” said Vishal, a private sector employee.
